FOSSIL SHARKS TEETH (IN GLASS DISPLAY BOX) - 90 million years old - Morocco

FOSSIL SHARKS TEETH

in glass display box​​​​​​​

90 million years old

Khouribga, Morocco

A box of four fossil teeth of Squalicorax, an extinct genus of large shark known as the crow shark that lived in the Cretaceous period.

Squalicorax had teeth with a curved and serrated crown, suitable for cutting flesh. It lived in coastal waters and was a predator and a scavenger.

Please note: The contents of the box may move during transport.

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